Newspapers / The mountain trail. / Dec. 2, 1938, edition 1 / Page 12
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The Mountain Trail Decem'ber 2, 1938 THE STUDY OF HISTORY The Fifth Grade is giving three plays; ’’The Stamp Act", ’’The Boston Tea Party”, ’’The First Continental Congress.” Almost all the grade is taking part. Bobby Rico is in charge of "The Stamp Act”; Edwin Shockley,”The Boston Tea Party”; Barbara Zoellner, ”The First Continental Congress.” These plays are being given in the room. -Bobby Rice. o THE FOURTH GRADE Traveling The Fourth Grade has been studying about the different ways of traveling. We collected and drew pictures of the old and the new means of transportation. Vie all liked the story ”The Taxicab lYent Mad. ” -Evelyn Phillips. MULTIPLICATION CONTEST The Fourth Grade’s multiplication contest has helped us to learn our mul tiplication combinations and this has made our arithmetic easier. Seventeen of us can give the combinations with out a mistake. -Reba Calloway. THE THIRD GRADE The Third Grade is proud of Johnny Crunkleton, because he was the fi3:^st one in the room to get a Dent-o-ploma for excellent dental health. -Mary Gibson. o B'JY ClIKISTI'A/iC SEALS TI^E SECOND GRADE Scrapbooks ■yVe are making November scrapbooks. We are trying to do neat work. We will give them to our mothers, -Ames Geneva McCall, Growing Things Harry’s mother gave us a narcissus bulb. We read the directions and planted it. 7'e kept it in the dark for three weeks. When we took it out it was yellow. In two days the light had miide it green, IVe hopo it will bloom for Cliristmas, -Bill Speed. A Visitor Billy Waller’s kitten came to school with him. He vms white and black. We all played with him. He went to sleep by the stove,- At lunch he said, ’’Meow, Meow.’ ” -Charles Crunkleton. Getting a Package We wanted a toy orchestra. Our mothers made candy. We took turns selling it. Then we ordered our in struments, We are very happy, -Fay Reese, November % We read about the first Thanks giving feast. We made the scene on our sand table. The boys made a log cabin of corn stalks, Ernest and DurJie made the tables to go under the trees. Bill and Noah Lee made some benches for the tables. We made wig-wrjTi3«. ’Te put some Indians and Pilgrims around the tables. -Billy Waller.
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